Chicken pox only became a serious, deadly and scary disease when it's vaccine came out, because health authorities and media started saying it was.
Source: ISTOCK
When I was a child in school, myself and everyone else could not wait to catch chicken pox! Our parents sent us to pox parties, because they knew that natural exposure gave a lifetime immunity, and if you didn't get it while young, you would catch it as an adult, which actually can be fatal. To every kid I knew, it meant a week off school, feeling fine except for being itchy. No one ever had issues from it, and EVERYONE had it at some point. It was a mild thing that everyone looked forward to getting. I remember getting excited when those first bumps showed up! "Yay, I get to have chicken pox! Are you coming over to play?"
Fast forward just a few short years and a new varicella vaccine later, and suddenly everyone is concerned about it? Even people who grew up in my generation of chicken pox lovers are scared of their children catching it, because they're repeatedly told that it's deadly and they need a vaccine, so now they actually forgot how their childhood treated it. Repeat a lie 1000 times and it becomes the truth.
Even if you think it's better not to spread this disease if it can be stopped, it's going to cause problems in the future. The first generation of varicella vaccinated children have not yet become adults, and that's when the real problems are going to start.
It's going to cause problems because the vaccine doesn't grant lifetime immunity. As this generation grows into adults, their immunity will wear off. They'll be around kids who had recently received their live varicella vaccine, who harbor the live virus on their throat and nose for weeks, and have a chance of catching it unknowingly from them because chicken pox is extremely contagious. We'll have a generation of adults catching chicken pox.
But health authorities won't be hindered by this, no... They will tell everyone it's because of people who don't vaccinate. They will make stricter vaccine campaigns and encourage more people to take the shot, making people believe that they need the vaccine throughout adulthood to be healthy and avoid catching this "horrible" disease. Then, of course, with hardly any kids catching it, and only adults, who get it severely, they can put out news stories of how deadly chicken pox is, because adults do get it bad, while kids do not. This will scare everyone into wanting to vaccinate in order to avoid this "deadly disease".
Their plans are long term and genius... Which is why we must be one step ahead. This vaccine is going to cause problems, but what they won't tell people, is that those problems are only there because the vaccine was started in the first place.
Please share and spread the word, let everyone know what will become of this! With any luck, people will stop using varicella on a massive scale!